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Hi all,
@ninobeatz already posted the news.
We've received a few posts from users in our Cubasis forum who reported problems downloading the HALion Sonics Selection IAP content.
To address this, we've released Cubasis 3.6.1 for iOS today which allows to resume the download from the point it failed (which was not the case before).
If you encounter HSS content download issues, simply tap the download button again, and it will resume from the point it stopped before, enabling all users to finish the download.
Warm greetings
& stay safe,
Lars
honestly, programming in quick articualtion switches manually is probably going to be the fastest way. I found I can create an "artiuclation track" and route articulations to my "intsrument track" to edit a bit easier.
It'd be nice if there were articulation maps with clear labels, though. Would that be possible for the dev team down the line? @LFS
Absolutely. That’s what it comes down to in the end, isn’t it? You make your feature request and then have to respect the developer’s final decision.
Than you for the honest reply.
Hi @LFS / Lars,
Some of these new Halion Sonic Selections sounds are controlled in the VLX/Keyswitch method. But some are labelled as "NoteExpression".
Are those presets somehow controlled in a different way than the non-Note/Epression/non-VLX presets & if so, how does one, in Cubasis, change & control parameters or timbres of NoteExpression presets?
Thanks!
One envelope on a synth
i think it's a good feature ... ![:) :)](https://forum.loopypro.com/resources/emoji/smile.png)
Hey Samu,
Hope you don't mind me asking, but what are exactly your credentials when it comes to writing software? Think those would be useful context to keep the discussion constructive when you criticise an entire team and suggest getting people fired for Xmas 😅
anyone else having issues with sustain pedal. i’m trying g to play the piano with my midi keyboard. i have a sustain pedal plugged in but instead of piano sustaining, it mutes the piano.
anyone no how to fix this?
Took forever to continue the Halion download because it kept stopping, but totally worth it. Haven't played with keys yet, but the selection seems very solid for the price. Best rompler on the platformform?
Sound of the DX7 patches is bang on and what I remember from playing one. Somewhat underwhelmed with the TX817 presets at first playthrough, with so little to adjust there's little of the classic techno monster to be coerced out, but lots of almost unusable old shit. The sound seems legit and it deserves to be tweaked. Or at least have more classic techno presets, preferably free since it is locked into Cubasis.
NeoFM was less interesting, great "modern-FM"-sounds by themselves, but again extremely limited. Aparillo will still be my go to for innovative FM sounds unless there are plans for opening this up.
I get that Halion needs samples, and the TX uses some, but a page or more with stuff to adjust on the FM engine would make them more like synths and not romplers. I want to a reason to delete KQ Dixie, but this ain't it so far. And I don't expect that to change.
All new additions absolutely ALL NEED an envelope, just AD would help immensely.
Can someone confirm that this is Yamaha code or people, like official heritage? I just find the omission of that logo a bit weird.
Still get stuck keys on the built-in keyboard, but they unstuck by repressing so no big problem. That every midi track defaults to the Microsonic Acoustic Piano, requiring that extra back press along with no search reminds me of why I left Cubasis for AUM. It's just too tedious lining stuff up in this way before playing.
I agree the ROMpler(s) sounds great but I wouldn’t delete anything even if it got full access to all parameters. You can’t use them anywhere but Cubasis so why delete apps you can use anywhere?
Hey John!
The 'credential' is based on 20+ years of working in IT close to software developers, system-engineers, project managers and seeing people even friends of mine being shuffled between different teams and even getting fired for failing to deliver and/or exceed customer expectations. I didn't work as a developer but was a 'customer' and part of projects that defined the specification and also kept in touch with 'end users' to gather feedback.
In reality it's not always the single individual that is the root-cause for the issues but rather something that builds up over time and becomes part of the corporate culture. It's easer to get rid of a few individuals instead of analyzing what needs to be changed to work in the long run and when those key individuals get replaced what they prioritized will be mostly forgotten unless the customers remind of the issues that still remain unsolved...
I think that about covers it for now!
Now let us all have A Merry Christmas
Cheers!
Because I have refunded them.
Again, that every midi track defaults to the Microsonic Acoustic Piano, requiring that extra back press along with no search for AUs are making me question my sanity after getting used to AUM. Cubasis is still great, and more snappy than LP on my low-specced Ipad.
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Hi Sami,
Many thanks for your answer and for the follow up from the bit I quoted. As a developer myself (15+ year or more depending how you count) I would agree that pretty much always (unless it's a startup with a very small team and led by someone in tech) the team executing is not the one really making the decisions on features prioritisation and long term roadmap; as you said corporate culture can make all the difference.
A small off topic on this, but maybe to somewhat defend the Cubasis team (which doesn't need my defending anyway, I work with web tech, not low level languages need for digital audio 😅), but I think there doesn't seem to be a quick solution where you just embed some existing code int an existing code base (or open source it) and it fixes these issues.
I'd point the finger towards Apple instead, since everything seems to point to iOS to be quite unfriendly towards developers trying to make music software.
DAWs seems to be destined to be left with unresolved bugs and/or become abandonware
Even Logic Pro for iPad has bugs and it's imho not a coincidence that now iOS 17 has more developers friendly API for audio (if I'm not mistaken) as a result of them working on Logic for iPad..
So yep, Merry Christmas to you too (and everyone!) and let's hope 2024 brings even better things for music production on iOS 🙂
I bought the new Synths. I love them!
I like those sounds better than the Logic Pro “equivalents”
Problem is, I can’t get myself to use CB3 anymore because of its quirks and limitations.
Yesterday I did a new project in CB3 after some time and it was a struggle. Just to mention one, I did not remember that one cannot even bounce a stem but needs to export the project selecting the relevant tracks and then re/importing them. Terrible!
So my question is, is there a way to use Halion in Logic maybe with Audiobus? I’m talking iOS as I’m already doing this on Mac
That would be really great!
Thank you everyone
All the DX100 factory presets would be a really nice addition to the FM Classics IAP as there's enough difference between them and the TX81Z presets to make them a worth-while addition...
+1.
Also I don’t see it happening but I would absolutely jump outta my chair if they added some Portasound samples too.
There's no way to use Halion outside of Cubasis.
However KQ Voice Plugins has the neat Loopback utility that can be used to route audio and midi between apps. You would place the Loopback In plugin as an FX on the Cubasis Halion track. Then you'd place the Loopback Out as an instrument in Logic.
You'd have to figure out any midi routing though. I don't have Logic so I can't try to figure that part out.
All you have to do is freeze then unfreeze. Make sure to have 'Unfreeze deletes audio tracks' deactivated in the Setup
The freeze unfreeze trick is neat! Thank you
😎👍
I have worked so hard on not picking up a
Dx-100 for so long - it would be a nice addition!
i cannot get the sustain pedal switch to work...
i think it should behave like a hold or latch, right?
OT but yesterday we found my sisters 80s Portasound in a cupboard, I remember it will enough to be sure it was FM. Sorry can’t remember the model without digging for it again!
Plug that bad boy up! Used to have a bunch of them but it’s of them crapped out. Great little keyboards though.
Did you try with Isotope keyboard? That one can also be a Slide Over keyboard and I think you should then be able to use as an input in Cubasis. Maybe you can do the same with GeoShred.
Similar to what Samu mentioned, another alternative could be the Xequence Keyboard which allows you to have 2 separate rows
(deleted: the new Xequence Keyboard looked relevant, but seems I misunderstood the release notes 😅)
Cubasis’ 3.6 update saw Steinberg add Halion Sonic Selection to the mobile DAW’s shop. This IAP features 1100 high quality sounds. Here are 3 tips in a Jamie TV quickie to help you make the best of them.
Google is your friend. Search for PSS Soundfont. I went on this nostalgia quest a while ago. There are several Soundfont players on iOS that'll work fine within Cubasis as auv3.
Hi @Spinoza
Please let us know more about it.
There should be absolutely no issues to create STEMS in the Mixdown section, which is simple as this:
Where does it fail at your end?
Best,
Lars